Lack of Power, Not Intercooler Pump
Re: Lack of Power, Not Intercooler Pump
Robert,
the srt well report throttle position thru obd . you should be able to turn it on ,take it for a drive and see if the throttle is opening fully when u floor it . if your foot is to the floor and your obd is showing anything less then 99% the accel pedal is probably the problem . also it well show iat's , if there over 200 degrees your ecm well shut down your supercharger .
the srt well report throttle position thru obd . you should be able to turn it on ,take it for a drive and see if the throttle is opening fully when u floor it . if your foot is to the floor and your obd is showing anything less then 99% the accel pedal is probably the problem . also it well show iat's , if there over 200 degrees your ecm well shut down your supercharger .
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Re: Lack of Power, Not Intercooler Pump
It took forever. I figured it out through the process of elimination. I tried all of the easy fixes first. I'll have it on the racetrack in a couple of weeks, and I'll know for sure if it's fixed.
Re: Lack of Power, Not Intercooler Pump
I have two other SRT6s, so I took the accelerator pedal off of another one and eliminated that. I checked all of the connectors. Checked codes several times, and no pertinent codes. I just kept looking until we found it.
Re: Lack of Power, Not Intercooler Pump
I do my own work, so it cost me 40 hours, a lot of aggravation, and $200.00 +/- in parts. I also changed the cam position sensor, the crank position sensor, and the MAP sensor, so I don't have any other issues.